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הרצאות ואירועים בתיעוד וידאו בהזמנה אישית בגישת פרימיום ישירה לצפייה אישית חופשית - רכשו את שתי ההרצאות ב-15 דולר בלבד.
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Washington vs. Jerusalem: How American Foreign Policy is Hurting Israel
By Dr. Yaron Brook at the TAU Objectivist club in Israel at 2010 English starts @ 2:37 Video is 45:36 min Buy Premium Acces Now unlimited viewing for only 10 USD In the shadow of Iran's nuclear ambitions and its rampant sponsorship of Islamist terror, Israel stands ever more isolated. The Obama administration continues to seek "engagement" with Iran and wrenching concessions from Israel to serve the Palestinians. Barack Obama has gone out of his way to flatter and purchase the love of the Arab-Muslim world. Once, Washington was widely seen as Israel's stalwart ally -- but seemingly, not anymore. What are the implications of Obama's sweeping re-orientation of U.S. policy in the Middle East? What assumptions underlay the president's approach? How does it mesh with his domestic agenda? How does the administration's treatment of Israel compare with the Bush years? What kind of policy toward Israel would be in America's national interests? These are some of the urgent issues that Dr. Yaron Brook of the Ayn Rand Institute will discuss in his presentation. . |
Israel's Moral Right to Exist: Does Israel have a moral right to exist, and why? The answer is yes
By Dr. John David Lewis Video is 1 hour and 34 min Buy Premium Acces Now unlimited viewing for only 10 USD That right is not, however, derived from history, religion, or cultural lineage. The essence of that right is rather validated by Israel's commitment to preserve and defend the rights of its citizens to flourish as free people. This talk will consider the nature of that right, and why it is a grievous injustice to draw moral equivalency between Israel's efforts to live and to prosper, and the efforts of her enemies to undermine and destroy that existence. Dr. John David Lewis Visiting Associate Professor of Political Science, Duke University www.classicalideals.com 
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